Snow is forecasted for Chicago, with a major event on Wednesday bringing 3 to 7 inches during the day and 2 to 4 inches at night, and a Winter Storm Watch is in effect.

Two major storms are forecast to bring heavy snow to Chicago and D.C., with Chicago expecting the season's heaviest snowfall and D.C. bracing for 4-6 inches. The storms will affect travel, particularly evening commutes.

Chicago's partly sunny Sunday precedes a week of varied weather, with scattered flurries and a cold but quiet day expected, before potential snowfall midweek that may require shoveling.

Chicago Police Department announced a DUI Saturation Patrol in the 19th District, set for February 8-9, to tackle impaired driving and traffic violations.

Chicago anticipates difficult winter weather with a mix of snow, rain, sleet, and ice forecasted for the weekend, potentially impacting travel and public safety.

Chicago's icy weather caused hazardous conditions, leading to crashes and travel advisories. Roads and sidewalks were slippery, with authorities responding to incidents and advising against unnecessary travel.

Schools around Chicago closed or delayed due to icy weather, with warnings of hazardous roads and advice against travel from local officials and the National Weather Service. Temporary thaw expected, but more wintry mix may follow.

Chicago prepares for hazardous winter weather with a mix of snow and freezing rain, prompting a National Weather Service advisory warning of slick travel conditions into Thursday morning.

Over 100 EPA workers in Chicago face possible immediate termination under Trump's administration, with the union poised to challenge any unfounded dismissals.

Chicago expects mixed precipitation midweek, impacting travel, with a 40% chance of snow and potential for freezing rain and sleet. Forecast suggests hazardous conditions, urging caution during commutes.

Chicago enjoys temperatures near 50°F, but winter storms with icy conditions loom, possibly impacting travel. Friday may see clear skies but another icy storm is expected Saturday.

A light wintry mix is expected in Chicago with patchy fog and temperatures near 44 degrees. The week ahead will have cloudy skies, winds, and a mix of sun with a possibility of rain, snow, and freezing rain.

Heavy downpours in the Chicago area led to widespread flooding and sewer backups, prompting a Flood Warning by the National Weather Service. Frozen ground exacerbated runoff, with residents urged to minimize water usage.